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I Feliks Stamm Memorial 11-13.11.1977 Warsaw I Feliks Stamm Memorial 11-13.11.1977 Warsaw Quarter-Finals 48kg Wojciech Odalski POL Bogusław Pietrzykowski POL 3:2 51kg Henryk Średnicki POL Hector Ramirez CUB 4:1 51kg Sandor Orban HUN Vladimir Denisov URS 5:0 51kg Dzeljo Alisanovic YUG Alfredo Perez VEN 3:2 54kg David Torosyan URS Miroslav Vrba CZE 5:0 54kg Antoni Różnicki POL Zdzisław Lipiński POL 5:0 54kg Mieczysław Massie POL Mirosław Wawrzyniak POL 3:2 57kg Kazimierz Przybylski POL Jerry Smith USA 4:1 57kg Naudi Pineiro VEN Adroni Butambeki UGA RSC 2 57kg Viktor Rybakov URS Krzysztof Kikowski POL 5:0 60kg Victor Duchin ROM Nelson Rodriguez VEN 3:2 60kg Patrick Jefferson USA Jose Luis Rios CUB 5:0 63,5kg Memet Bogujevci YUG Juan Gonzalez CUB 5:0 63,5kg Bogdan Gajda POL Tibor Inkei HUN 5:0 67kg Kazimierz Szczerba POL Vicent Byarugaba UGA 5:0 67kg Piotr Bobrowski POL Florian Ghita ROM KO 2 67kg Plamen Yankov BUL Bronisław Suchecki POL 5:0 71kg Jerzy Rybicki POL Veselin Zizic YUG 5:0 71kg Manuel Cordero CUB Ladislav Laburda CZE 5:0 71kg Czesław Kapałka POL Markku Lindholm FIN 5:0 71kg Roger Leonard USA Ion Mocanu ROM 4:1 81kg David Kvachadze URS Rauno Pellikainen FIN 5:0 81kg Tadija Kacar YUG Pedro Cardenas CUB RSC 2 81kg Paweł Skrzecz POL Wiesław Adamski POL 5:0 SemiFinals 48kg Zbigniew Ciota POL Alexandru Turei ROM 4:1 48kg Wojciech Odalski POL Hristo Bonev BUL 5:0 51kg Henryk rednicki POL Beyhan Fuchedzhiev BUL 4:1 51kg Sandor Orban HUN Dzeljo Alisanovic YUG 3:2 54kg David Torosyan URS Nelson Trujillo VEN 5:0 54kg Mieczysław Massie POL Antoni Różnicki POL 5:0 57kg Kazimierz Przybylski POL Józef Maczuga POL 5:0 57kg Viktor Rybakov URS Naudi Pineiro VEN 3:2 60kg Stanisław Osetkowski P0L Ryszard Tomczyk POL 5:0 60kg Patrick Jefferson USA Victor Duchin ROM 4:1 63,5kg Vladimir Sorokin URS Zdzisław Nowak POL RSC 1 63,5kg Bogdan Gajda POL Memet Bogujevci YUG 3:2 67kg Kazimierz Szczerba POL Kevin Rooney USA 4:1 67kg Piotr Bobrowski POL Plamen Yankov BUL 5:0 71kg Jerzy Rybicki POL Manuel Cordero CUB 4:1 71kg Roger Leonard USA Czesław Kapałka POL 3:2 75kg Adam Koźlik POL Jan Krysiuk POL 4:1 81kg John Odhiambo UGA David Kvachadze URS RSCI 2 81kg Tadija Kacar YUG Paweł Skrzecz POL 4:1 +81kg Jerzy Skoczek POL Ryszard Osiński POL 5:0 +81kg Evgeniy Gorstkov URS Marian Klass POL AB 3 Finals 48kg Wojciech Odalski POL Zbigniew Ciota POL 3:2 51kg Henryk Średnicki POL Sandor Orban HUN 5:0 54kg Mieczysław Massie POL David Torosyan URS 5:0 57kg Viktor Rybakov URS Kazimierz Przybylski POL 3:2 60kg Stanisław Osetkowski POL Patrick Jefferson USA 5:0 63,5kg Vladimir Sorokin URS Bogdan Gajda POL 5:0 67kg Kazimierz Szczerba POL Piotr Bobrowski POL 5:0 71kg Roger Leonard USA Jerzy Rybicki POL 4:1 75kg George Kabuto UGA Adam Koźlik POL 3:2 81kg Tadija Kacar YUG John Odhiambo UGA 4:1 +81kg Evgeniy Gorstkov URS Jerzy Skoczek POL RSC 1 II Feliks Stamm Memorial 9-11.11.1978 Warsaw Quarter-Finals 48kg Henryk Pielesiak POL Zbigniew Ciota POL 5:0 48kg Bogusław Pietrzykowski POL Andras Rozsa HUN 5:0 48kg Dietmar Geilich GDR Rafik Nasyrov URS 4:1 51kg Henryk rednicki POL Vaclav Hornak CZE RSC 2 51kg Leszek Błażyński POL Zbigniew Raubo POL 51kg Stanisław Syjud POL Krzysztof Lipkowski POL 4:1 54kg Władysław Pilecki POL Sławomir Zapart POL 5:0 54kg Włodzimierz Michalik POL Mieczysław Massier POL RSCI 2 54kg Adroni Butambeki UGA Antoni Różnicki POL RSCI 2 57kg Rudi Fink GDR Miroslav Sandor CZE RSC 1 57kg Richard Nowakowski GDR Józef Magnicki POL RSC 3 57kg Zbigniew Parkoła POL Tibor Dezamits HUN 5:0 60kg Leszek Kosedowski POL Anthony Fletcher USA 4:1 60kg Yuriy Prokhorov URS Kazimierz Adach POL 4:1 60kg John Munduga UGA Jose Luis Rios CUB 4:1 63,5kg Bogdan Gajda POL Bienvenido Lazo CUB 5:0 63,5kg Jerzy Rudnicki POL Esko Pallaspuro FIN 4:1 63,5kg Andrzej Durał POL James Ochaya UGA 3:2 63,5kg Sreten Mirkovic YUG Janusz Janowski POL RSC 2 67kg Aleksander Brydak POL Rostislav Osicka CZE 4:1 67kg Vicent Byarugaba UGA Zoran Jankovic YUG 4:1 67kg Piotr Bobrowski POL Chuck Robinson USA 5:0 67kg Petr Galkin URS Czesław Sławiński POL 3:2 71kg Guenther Rostankowski GDR Andrzej Krysiak POL 3:2 71kg Zhelyu Georgiev BUL Zygmunt Gosiewski POL 4:1 71kg Donald Bowers USA Mirosław Kuma POL KO 1 75kg Vasil Ontsov BUL Poncho Carter USA KO 2 Semi-Finals 48kg Israel Acosta USA Henryk Pielesiak POL 3:2 48kg Bogusław Pietrzykowski POL Dietmar Geilich GDR RSCI 3 51kg Henryk rednicki POL Wojciech Odalski POL KO 2 51kg Leszek Błażyński POL Stanisław Syjud POL 4:1 54kg Władysław Pilecki POL Veli Koota FIN RSC 2 54kg Włodzimierz Michalik POL Adroni Butambeki UGA 3:2 57kg Krzysztof Kikowski POL Rudi Fink GDR RSCI 2 57kg Richard Nowakowski GDR Zbigniew Parkoła POL 5:0 60kg Leszek Kosedowski POL Adam Piwowarski POL 3:2 60kg John Munduga UGA Yuriy Prokhorov URS 3:2 63,5kg Bogdan Gajda POL Jerzy Rudnicki POL RSCI 2 63,5kg Andrzej Durał POL Sreten Mirkovic YUG RSC 1 67kg Aleksander Brydak POL Vicent Byarugaba UGA 4:1 67kg Piotr Bobrowski POL Petr Galkin URS 3:2 71kg Guenther Rostankowski GDR George Kabuto UGA 3:2 71kg Zhelyu Georgiev BUL Donald Bowers USA DQ 3 75kg Ventura Donatien CUB Csaba Kozma HUN KO 3 75kg Wiesław Niemkiewicz POL Vasil Ontsov BUL 5:0 81kg Paweł Skrzecz POL Marcin Jaworski POL 5:0 81kg Jacek Kucharczyk POL Szczepan Piwnik POL 4:1 +81kg Sławomir Maciejak POL Czesław Dawiec POL 5:0 +81kg Mikhail Subbotin URS Marian Klass POL RSC 1 Finals 48kg Israel Acosta USA Bogusław Pietrzykowski POL 4:1 51kg Henryk Średnicki POL Leszek Błażyński POL 5:0 54kg Władysław Pilecki POL Włodzimierz Michalik POL 5:0 57kg Richard Nowakowski GDR Krzysztof Kikowski POL 5:0 60kg John Munduga UGA Leszek Kosedowski POL 4:1 63,5kg Bogdan Gajda POL Andrzej Durał POL 5:0 67kg Aleksander Brydak POL Piotr Bobrowski POL 5:0 71kg Zhelyu Georgiev BUL Guenther Rostankowski GDR 5:0 75kg Wiesław Niemkiewicz POL Ventura Donatien CUB RSCI 2 81kg Jacek Kucharczyk POL Paweł Skrzecz POL RSCI 2 +81kg Mikhail Subbotin URS Sławomir Maciejak POL RSC III Feliks Stamm Memorial 8-11.11.1979 Warsaw Preliminaries 48kg Andrey Ignatov URS Piotr Zander POL 5:0 48kg Janusz Szamp POL Husein Khalili UGA RSC 2 48kg Zbigniew Ciota POL Ismail Mustafov BUL 3:2 51kg John Siryakibbe UGA Krzysztof Kania POL 5:0 51kg Pavel Morea ROM Włodzimerz Sakowski POL RSC 1 51kg Bogusław Pietrzykowski POL Krzysztof Lipkowski POL 5:0 51kg Henryk rednicki POL Zdravko Pala YUG AB 2 51kg Wojciech Zamora POL Robert Marx GDR 4:1 54kg Władysław Pilecki POL Sepp Iten SUI 4:1 54kg Abudu Businge UGA Demberel Ganbold MGL 5:0 57kg Andrzej Zieliński POL Zdzisław Klukowski POL 4:1 57kg Marek Dobosz POL Władysław Ryłko POL WO 60kg Leszek Kosedowski POL Galsandorj Batbileg MGL 5:0 67kg Kazimierz Szczerba POL Sergey Boyko URS 5:0 67kg Siegfried Vogelreuter GDR Wiesław Rosołek POL 4:1 67kg Mirosław Kuma POL Mieczysław Galanty POL RSC 2 +81kg Alexandr Yagubkin URS Leszek Rybiński POL AB 2 +81kg Anders Eklund SWE Czesław Dawiec POL RSC 2 Quarter-Finals 48kg Henryk Pielesiak POL Wandui Baysgalan MGL 5:0 48kg Anatoliy Mikulin URS Vangheli Bacs ROM 5:0 48kg Bogdan Maczuga POL Andrey Ignatov URS 4:1 48kg Zbigniew Ciota POL Janusz Szamp POL 51kg Constantin Titoiu ROM Zbigniew Raubo POL 5:0 51kg John Siryakibbe UGA Jan Urbaniak POL AB 3 51kg Bogusław Pietrzykowski POL Pavel Morea ROM DQ 3 51kg Henryk rednicki POL Wojciech Zamora POL 4:1 54kg Nicolae Matoi ROM Włodzimierz Michalik POL 3:2 54kg Andrzej Danielak POL Mariusz Bonek POL 5:0 54kg Suren Oganyan URS Ryszard Czerwiński POL 5:0 54kg Władysław Pilecki POL Abudu Businge UGA 5:0 57kg Krzysztof Kosedowski POL Ilya Ganushev BUL 5:0 57kg Rawsalyn Otgonbayar MGL Boris Oleshko URS 5:0 57kg Daniel Londas FRA Sergey Zaslonov URS 5:0 57kg Andrzej Zieliński POL Marek Dobosz POL 3:2 60kg Kazimierz Adach POL Wiktor wiatłowski POL 5:0 60kg Yordan Lesov BUL Ove Lundby SWE 5:0 60kg John Munduga UGA Ladislav Konecny CZE WO 60kg Leszek Kosedowski POL Richard Nowakowski GDR 4:1 63,5kg Djordje Petronijevic YUG Gheorghe Pirvanescu ROM 5:0 63,5kg Vladimir Zolotarev URS Krzysztof Bałakier POL RSC 1 63,5kg Bogdan Gajda POL Stanislav Bacik CZE 4:1 63,5kg Dietmar Schwarz GDR Vitalis Nyamolo UGA RSC 1 67kg Juergen Alms GDR Waldemar Chamerski POL 3:2 67kg Aleksander Brydak POL Miloslav Pavlov CZE RSCI 2 67kg Leszek Czarny POL Kazimierz Szczerba POL RSCI 1 67kg Mirosław Kuma POL Siegfried Vogelreuter GDR KO 2 71kg Andrzej Krysiak POL Rostislav Osicka CZE 5:0 71kg Todor Terziev BUL Igor Baliaba URS 3:2 71kg Damir Skaro YUG Marek Ejsmont POL RSC 1 71kg Shagdar Bayarsakhan MGL Aleksander Pindór POL 3:2 75kg Jan Szpyra POL Zbigniew Bachanek POL 5:0 81kg Paweł Skrzecz POL Marcin Jaworski POL RSC 2 +81kg Stanisław Figurski POL Edward Bogdański POL 5:0 +81kg Grzegorz Skrzecz POL Marko Bosnjak YUG 5:0 +81kg Marian Klass POL Dominique Nato FRA 3:2 +81kg Anders Eklund SWE Alexandr Yagubkin URS 3:2 Semi-Finals 48kg Henryk Pielesiak POL Anatoliy Mikulin URS 5:0 48kg Zbigniew Ciota POL Bogdan Maczuga POL WO 51kg Constantin Titoiu ROM John Siryakibbe UGA 4:1 51kg Henryk Œrednicki POL Bogusław Pietrzykowski POL WO 54kg Andrzej Danielak POL Nicolae Matoi ROM 4:1 54kg Suren Oganyan URS Władysław Pilecki POL 5:0 57kg Krzysztof Kosedowski POL Rawsalyn Otgonbayar MGL 5:0 57kg Andrzej Zieliński POL Daniel Londas FRA RSCI 1 60kg Yordan Lesov BUL Kazimierz Adach POL 5:0 60kg John Munduga UGA Leszek Kosedowski POL 5:0 63,5kg Djordje Petronijevic YUG Vladimir Zolotarev URS 4:1 63,5kg Dietmar Schwarz GDR Bogdan Gajda POL 3:2 67kg Aleksander Brydak POL Juergen Alms GDR 3:2 67kg Leszek Czarny POL Mirosław Kuma POL RSC 2 71kg Todor Terziev BUL Andrzej Krysiak POL AB 2 71kg Damir Skaro YUG Shagdar Bayarsakhan MGL KO 3 75kg
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